The festival wrap-up: Unforgettable looks and top contenders at Cannes

STORY: Once upon a time, there was a big event called the Cannes Film Festival. It lasted for 10 days and had lots of movies, famous people, and even some dogs. The festival ended with a big ceremony where everyone clapped a lot. People talked about movies, politics, and women-led films that made a big impact. There were also some very stylish outfits on the red carpet, with bright colors and fancy hats. An actress named Anya Taylor-Joy wore a cool outfit that looked like something from the 1920s. She was in a movie called "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga." The festival also showed many other films like "Anora," "The Seed of the Sacred Fig," and "Emilia Pérez." One movie called "Kinds of Kindness" was about being nice to others, while another called "Bird" had a mix of real life and magic. A filmmaker named Rasoulof had a special moment at the festival. He showed his new movie, "The Seed of the Sacred Fig," which was about a family during protests in 2022. The movie had some sad and intense moments, showing how families can be affected by difficult situations. Rasoulof got a lot of applause for his movie, and he thanked everyone who helped him make it. Rasoulof had the idea for his movie while he was in prison. He talked to a prison officer who shared his worries about his family. The movie was a response to protests in Iran and showed real footage that was censored by the government. It was a powerful message about standing up against control and fighting for freedom.